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NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS Vancouver man allegedly defrauded investor out of $1.75 million: BC Securities Commission. The Vancouver man convinced the investor to pay $1.75 million to his father’s company which had $89.45 in its bank account and no revenues. May 28, 2021 3:35 PM Read more >. NEW WESTMINSTER MAN CHARGED WITH SEXUAL OFFENCES WITH Julie MacLellan. A volunteer coach who forged connections with families through curling has been charged in connection to sexual offences involving an 11-year-old girl. Marcio Leite Cerquinho, a 40-year-old New Westminster resident, has been charged with sexual interference, invitation to sexual touching and sexual exploitation. DOWNTOWN NEW WEST FIRE UNDER INVESTIGATION. CAUSE UNKNOWN An investigation is getting underway to determine the cause of a fire that destroyed businesses when it tore through a heritage building on Columbia Street early Monday morning. New Westminster Fire and Rescue Services was called to the building at the corner of Columbia and Church streets at 3:16 a ONLINE 50/50 FUNDRAISER SUPPORTS HOSPITAL’S COVID-19 Online 50/50 fundraiser supports hospital’s COVID-19 efforts. Help support the emerging needs of the hospital to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. The raffle is an ideal way to engage in fundraising. Photo by Jerald Walliser. Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation is holding an online fundraiser to help its healthcare heroes keep fighting

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NEW WESTMINSTER FIRE SHUTS DOWN COLUMBIA STREET New Westminster firefighters battled a stubborn blaze downtown this morning that ended up destroying an iconic Columbia Street restaurant and live music spot. Fire crews were called out at around 3 a.m. Monday in the 400 block of Columbia Street between Sixth and Fourth, which houses the Heritage DON'T GET SUCKERED BY FAKE CENSUS SCAMMERS They will also introduce themselves by sharing their ID card which features their name, employee number and photo. You can verify their information before answering any questions by calling the Census Help Line toll-free number: 1-855-340-2021 or TTY for deaf persons: 1-833-830-3109. Only use the official website to complete the

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MAN CHARGED WITH STARTING NEW WEST FIRE DIES OF OVERDOSE The man charged with setting the fire that destroyed a large portion of Westminster Pier Park has died of an overdose in New Westminster. A month after a massive fire destroyed a section of Pier Park, Sean Warnick, 49, was charged with mischief to property and arson with

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METRO VANCOUVERITES FRUSTRATED OVER COVID-19 VACCINE B.C. Health officials continue to apologize after hundreds of people waited in long lines for the COVID-19 vaccine at Metro Vancouver clinics this week. On Tuesday (April 27), Fraser Health announced that people 40 years of age and older who live in COVID-19 high-transmission neighbourhoods could visit drop-in clinics with no

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38 CHARGES LAID RELATED TO LOWER MAINLAND DRUG TRAFFICKING Six wanted, 38 charges laid in drug trafficking investigation related to Brothers Keepers. Seven people have been charged in a multi-year investigation of a drug line in the Lower Mainland. May 9, 2021 12:00 PM By: Brendan Kergin. Police lights flash in the rain. Brendan

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NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS Vancouver man allegedly defrauded investor out of $1.75 million: BC Securities Commission. The Vancouver man convinced the investor to pay $1.75 million to his father’s company which had $89.45 in its bank account and no revenues. May 28, 2021 3:35 PM Read more >. NEW WESTMINSTER MAN CHARGED WITH SEXUAL OFFENCES WITH Julie MacLellan. A volunteer coach who forged connections with families through curling has been charged in connection to sexual offences involving an 11-year-old girl. Marcio Leite Cerquinho, a 40-year-old New Westminster resident, has been charged with sexual interference, invitation to sexual touching and sexual exploitation. DOWNTOWN NEW WEST FIRE UNDER INVESTIGATION. CAUSE UNKNOWN An investigation is getting underway to determine the cause of a fire that destroyed businesses when it tore through a heritage building on Columbia Street early Monday morning. New Westminster Fire and Rescue Services was called to the building at the corner of Columbia and Church streets at 3:16 a ONLINE 50/50 FUNDRAISER SUPPORTS HOSPITAL’S COVID-19 Online 50/50 fundraiser supports hospital’s COVID-19 efforts. Help support the emerging needs of the hospital to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. The raffle is an ideal way to engage in fundraising. Photo by Jerald Walliser. Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation is holding an online fundraiser to help its healthcare heroes keep fighting

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NEW WESTMINSTER FIRE SHUTS DOWN COLUMBIA STREET New Westminster firefighters battled a stubborn blaze downtown this morning that ended up destroying an iconic Columbia Street restaurant and live music spot. Fire crews were called out at around 3 a.m. Monday in the 400 block of Columbia Street between Sixth and Fourth, which houses the Heritage DON'T GET SUCKERED BY FAKE CENSUS SCAMMERS They will also introduce themselves by sharing their ID card which features their name, employee number and photo. You can verify their information before answering any questions by calling the Census Help Line toll-free number: 1-855-340-2021 or TTY for deaf persons: 1-833-830-3109. Only use the official website to complete the

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MAN CHARGED WITH STARTING NEW WEST FIRE DIES OF OVERDOSE The man charged with setting the fire that destroyed a large portion of Westminster Pier Park has died of an overdose in New Westminster. A month after a massive fire destroyed a section of Pier Park, Sean Warnick, 49, was charged with mischief to property and arson with

damage to property.

METRO VANCOUVERITES FRUSTRATED OVER COVID-19 VACCINE B.C. Health officials continue to apologize after hundreds of people waited in long lines for the COVID-19 vaccine at Metro Vancouver clinics this week. On Tuesday (April 27), Fraser Health announced that people 40 years of age and older who live in COVID-19 high-transmission neighbourhoods could visit drop-in clinics with no

appointment.

38 CHARGES LAID RELATED TO LOWER MAINLAND DRUG TRAFFICKING Six wanted, 38 charges laid in drug trafficking investigation related to Brothers Keepers. Seven people have been charged in a multi-year investigation of a drug line in the Lower Mainland. May 9, 2021 12:00 PM By: Brendan Kergin. Police lights flash in the rain. Brendan

Kergin.

NEW WEST BREAKS GROUND ON NEW AQUATIC AND COMMUNITY CENTRE 12 hours ago · The City of New Westminster has officially broken ground on its new $106.6-million aquatics and community centre. While there would normally be an official groundbreaking to signal the start to a project of this magnitude, because of COVID-19, the city has instead released a video that discusses the recreational, accessibility, sustainability and reconciliation components of the

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DOUBLE RAINBOW DAZZLES METRO VANCOUVER SKIES (PHOTOS 13 hours ago · Do you believe that rainbows are a sign of good luck? If so, are double rainbows extra lucky? Metro Vancouverites took to social media over the weekend to share snaps of a magnificent double rainbow that arched over the region on Saturday (June 5). METRO VANCOUVER PROPERTY FOR SALE HAS HUGE JAPANESE GARDEN There's a stunning piece of land on the market in Metro Vancouver—you'll just need $5 million. A sprawling 1.21-acre property is currently for sale in Langley. The site features a 3,176 square-foot Victorian-inspired private residence but the real draw is outside the home. The acreage's main 2021 IS YEAR OF LABOUR UNREST AT METRO VANCOUVER HOTELS Large unions plan to pull an estimated $2 million in business from the Hilton Vancouver Metrotown hotel, unless a labour dispute at the hotel is settled by the end of June, according to Unite Here Local 40. The move is the latest salvo in contract negotiations at one of many sites

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NEW WESTMINSTER SEE DROP IN CORONAVIRUS CASES The number of new weekly COVID-19 cases in New Westminster dropped only slightly during the recent reporting period, according to the BC Centre for Disease Control. New West recorded 75 cases from May 9 to 15 – down from the 85 cases from May 2 METRO VANCOUVERITES FRUSTRATED OVER COVID-19 VACCINE B.C. Health officials continue to apologize after hundreds of people waited in long lines for the COVID-19 vaccine at Metro Vancouver clinics this week. On Tuesday (April 27), Fraser Health announced that people 40 years of age and older who live in COVID-19 high-transmission neighbourhoods could visit drop-in clinics with no

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NEW WEST ADOPTS BYLAW ALLOWING ALCOHOL IN SEVEN CITY PARKS The bylaw, which is now in effect, permits adults to “drink responsibly” between 11 a.m. and dusk, seven days a week, said a City of New Westminster press release. “As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, we saw many of our neighbouring municipalities successfully support alcohol consumption in their local parks,” said Mayor

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THIS MAP SHOWS WHERE THE CORONAVIRUS HOTSPOTS ARE IN BC "This is a different game right now." Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry reminds British Columbians to continue following the province-wide restrictions in the wake of surging coronavirus (COVID-19) cases.. While the restrictions have been in place since November 19, 2020, Henry told reporters in the daily COVID-19 (April 15) briefing that they are especially important now due to NEW WEST MAN'S JOURNEY WITH ALS UP FOR WEBBY PODCAST AWARD A five-part podcast documentary featuring a New West man’s reflections on life during a battle with ALS is up for an international award. My Friend Ted is in the running for a People’s Choice Webby Award for Best Podcast Documentary. Ted Stehr, a longtime New West resident, passed away in April 2020, several years after being diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis – often known as 38 CHARGES LAID RELATED TO LOWER MAINLAND DRUG TRAFFICKING Six wanted, 38 charges laid in drug trafficking investigation related to Brothers Keepers. Seven people have been charged in a multi-year investigation of a drug line in the Lower Mainland. May 9, 2021 12:00 PM By: Brendan Kergin. Police lights flash in the rain. Brendan

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Santa made his 15th annual visit to sick kids and newborn babies at Royal Columbian Hospital Tuesday thanks to Helijet and BC Emergency Health Services. The Jolly Old Elf’s medevac-helicopter tour of five Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island hospitals wrapped up in New West in the afternoon, with Santa visiting the RCH pediatric and maternity wards, and handing out stuffed bears to kids who may end up having to spend Christmas in the hospital.

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